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marlinjackThe Machinist #5723 AMARGOSA MACHINE 'Running on Empty- Middle of Nowhere'

The very first Panteras had both fans wired into only one fuse! Very Marginal, even with the "lesser" stock motors' lower amperage draw, that fuse would often blow. When you went to the newer fans that draw more amps the #7 fuse could no longer take it!! What you need to do is split the two fans off to their own fuse and 12 Volt supply. If you don't already have the Technical Repair Manual, with the wiring diagram; What are you waiting for?? You need to at least download it from a club site! You cannot do any rewiring work without it. Good-Luck with it, Marlin. #5723

11/26/022:56 PM

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